Nyheter som gikk hus forbi

EPISODE · Dec 17, 2023 · 2 MIN

Nyheter som gikk hus forbi

from Tapas for troen · host Norea Mediemisjon

"Da de fikk se ham, fortalte de alt som var blitt sagt dem om dette barnet." Luk. 2, 17 Det er en underlig scene vi er vitne til. Gjeterne som var lavt nede på rangstigen på den tiden; Maria, ei ung, fattig og nybakt mor; Josef, ektemann, men ikke far til den lille; og Jesus-babyen, svøpt i tøystykker og liggende i høyet som dyrene skulle hatt. Hva kunne gjeterne fortelle om dette barnet? Jo, engler fra Himmelen fortalte at Han er en frelser. Han er Kristus, Messias, Han er Herren! Han er den utvalgte som folket har ventet på i århundrer! Synet av babyen har nok fylt dem med forundring - og håp. Samtidig var det mange i Betlehem som ikke ante noen ting om det som skjedde... Jeg liker å få med meg nyhetene om hva Gud gjør i dag. Han gjør mye! Det krever kanskje litt å lete etter de gode nyhetene. Vi finner de ikke nødvendigvis der folk flest er, eller der folk flest leter. Mye av det Gud gjør, går mange hus forbi. Men den som hører og ser, har mye å fortelle og dele - ikke minst av håp, sier Bibelen (Kol. 3, 1-4). Og noen som kan fortelle om håp er de som har blitt berørt av arbeidet til Håpets Kvinner som jeg er med i. Det er sterke historier! Ja, la oss lytte i dag til disse menneskene eller til noen av alle de andre som kan fortelle at Jesus blir født også i dag, i hjertene til dem som tar imot troen på Ham og får et nytt liv! av Eli Fuglestad

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